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by user_7832 2mo ago
One fun fact that I coincidentally happen to know is Agnikul's office is actually very nice/fancy. They've got like an Aperture Science (or portal) theme going on, with white panelling and recessed sci fi style lights. Oh, an
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by user_7832 2mo ago
> This isn't required either. Of course there's an xlcd for that: https://xkcd.com/936/ Oh, I'm well aware (with the concept and comic both). My passwords that I set for myself almost always are like
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by user_7832 2mo ago
It was a bad joke, a .py and an apostrophe character reminded me of an SQL injection escape. ...Yeah I don't work in SQL if it wasn't obvious lol
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by user_7832 2mo ago
Small feedback: the "create password" requires a symbol too, which Google's password manager by default does not use. I'm fairly sure a double-digit-level alphanumeric jumble is sufficient to be a password (or at least,
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by user_7832 2mo ago
LLMs fail in such bizzare, obscure methods (to the average observer) at times. Sometimes even simple questions ("who was that x person who was super famous I'm thinking of") type questions fail terribly. The more vague and no
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by user_7832 2mo ago
Unfortunately python scripts turn out to be not as vulnerable to character escaping exploits. Character escape, in this context, of course, refers to the keys themselves flying out of the keyboard, this being a hardware product and all.
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by user_7832 2mo ago
That's racist! (See kids, it is possible to fight memes/racism with memes! And well... yeah, this really is racist.)
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by user_7832 2mo ago
If a women has starch masks on her body does that mean she has been pargnet before.?
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by user_7832 2mo ago
I'm not sure why some comments here are so pessimistic. I was grinning ear to ear while seeing the video. You're telling me we've finally got robots that can do our laundry? And the model is at least as free as beer? To quo
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by user_7832 2mo ago
Tweet: https://x.com/kaleybrauer/status/2078185882926846044 https://xcancel.com/kaleybrauer/status/2078185882926846044 Explanatory image: https://x.com/kaleybrauer/s
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Reading Between the Dots: Decoding Hidden Computation Across Filler Tokens(arxiv.org)
2 points by user_7832 2mo ago|2 comments
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by user_7832 2mo ago
(To quote one of the authors) If you ask a frontier LLM a multi-hop reasoning question, e.g., "Who won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in (1900 + Mozart's age when he died)?", it usually can't answer correctly immediately
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by user_7832 2mo ago
Intrusion detection already exists on many, laptops!
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by user_7832 2mo ago
+1. A friend's pendrive full of songs was how I actually bothered to get "into" many artists that until then I didn't really care about. Somewhat related re: discovery, it was also fun to download what was available ra
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The British Once Built a 1,100-Mile Hedge Through the Middle of India(atlasobscura.com)
3 points by user_7832 2mo ago|0 comments
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by user_7832 3mo ago
I typo'd, it should have been "quite" terrible
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by user_7832 3mo ago
On a broad note, the violating/breaking of the guardrails when making bombs is frankly white terrible. It's also ironic that Fable hits guardrails for nothing, and a literal terrorist group is making bombs and merrily skipping
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by user_7832 3mo ago
But on a much more serious note, the violating/breaking of the guardrails when making bombs is terrible. I'd have called it unforgivable, but LLMs are a tough beast to tame in the best of situations... and I'm not really su
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by user_7832 3mo ago
Nobody tell them that there are models that work much better!
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by user_7832 3mo ago
> That seems the most charitable way to interpret your post. And I'm really trying. Ps, if you're genuinely curious, I can share a link where I got Gemini 3.1 Pro (at max thinking) to analyse this chat as neutrally as I could.
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by user_7832 3mo ago
I'm intrigued (but unfortunately not surprised) by the downvote. I suspect it's primarily due to folks missing nuance/misinterpreting thing (and/or getting emotional and running off with it). I ran a thread to analyse hi
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by user_7832 3mo ago
> What an irony. Their country is being invaded. Their families are being affected and killed. Their land is being taken. The goal is to end their country. And what does that have to do with anything I was talking about? I'm talking
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by user_7832 3mo ago
Also I just wanted to add - I'm nowhere claiming this is a cushy job for Ukrainian drone operators who won't get PTSD due to it being via a screen. In my original comment, I had said > this is way more similar to CoD or any oth
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by user_7832 3mo ago
Unfortunately I'm too tired to give a more thought out reply at this time of the night, but there were a few things I wanted to add. To clarify at the outset, I full understand your view and partly agree with it. I just had some though
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by user_7832 3mo ago
I think something fundamentally new is not only the incentivisation directly affecting kills - as a top team/unit can iterate up much faster, unlike a soldier who could boast more kills, but still have the same rifle as his colleagues
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by user_7832 3mo ago
Do macs not spoof their macid (heh) everytime they join a network? I thought android (and windows?) did that already?
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by user_7832 3mo ago
Looks super sweet! Reminds me a good bit of Plague Inc (wrt the "destroy humanity") aspect. ...And now I want an m5 stack too haha. Looks super cute.
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by user_7832 3mo ago
The thing is, it becomes a slippery slope. It's "corp accounts are pre vouched today", "non corp accounts are temporarily suspended for a few days during some downtime", to "we've decided to only allow cor
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by user_7832 3mo ago
Oh, Anthropic, the company that hoover'd up everyone else's data, and is now unhappy when others are doing to it what it did to others? The same Anthropic?
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by user_7832 3mo ago
> China aren't offering a cheaper solution. They are subsidizing an existing one (which is already subsidized) in order to gain foothold. In my economics classes, we were told that (in a "free market" argument) the best th

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